Why did Andrew Jackson appeal to common, working-class Americans? List at least three ideas.

Overall, Jackson's presidency was celebrated for its support of the common man. Many of the lower classes joined the voting, the bank of the upper class had been challenged, and the spoils system provided jobs to people who were just regular people. However, the movement of American Indians out of their homes under the executive decisions of Jackson demonstrate that Jackson was not fully for the people that had no voice in American democracy.